Halloween Horror Nights 22 Discussion
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backwards 2's look too much like a heart for my liking.
Universal Studios presents:
Halloween Horror Nights twenty two....
Horror with a heart
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It does look a bit like a heart, but I can see it working as the mirror image and the dual parks.
Now that sounds like a great plan. I'm horrified by the thought already. In a good way, of course. :thumbs:
Honestly I don't like this whole personification thing they are doing...maybe a personal preference, but it seems cheap...
Can't wait to finally attend HHN in IOA!!!
That's an interesting plan proposed at park rumors. The only thing that irked me while reading that was how they keep bringing up that the Wizarding World is somehow untouchable. I promise I will eat my words if these rumors hold true, but in my opinion, these rumors are just unfounded. I've been in after-hours events at the WWoHP, they will have it open for Grad Bash (or whatever it's called - my brother in is going with his middle school and it's prominently mentioned in the advertisement), plus they decorated it for Christmas too, so it's not like the land is kept untouched, in a crystal box, only to be used during regular park hours, and treated like it's something untouchable. Even on a regular day at the WWoHP, have you guys been on Forbidden Journey? (or have you read the books, or seen the movies?) Potter can be quite scary! Why would anyone think they won't use it for Halloween?!
Sigh... I've been saying this every time this topic comes up, and I must sound like a broken record to those who have seen my argument before, so I rest my case here. Let's wait and see at HHN 22. I believe Potter can and probably will be Halloween'd up, though I will accept I was wrong if Potter isn't used. (Though even then, if it's not used or themed it doesn't necessarily mean it's because JK Rowling or WB are prohibiting Universal from doing anything Halloween with it.) Let's wait and see...
While the article doubts the area could be utilized as a scarezone, they do clearly state that they find it hard to beleive the area as a whole wouldn't be used during the event...
And then at the end...
I do, however, agree that a scarezone is unlikely to be located within the area. There are enough traffic flow problems as it is within the Wizarding World, and adding props/scaffolding/etc would likely make matters worse, especially during a busy event like HHN. That's not to say they couldn't have roaming actors like they did on peak nights in Seuss in 2005, something the article failed to mention.
But you're right, we'll just have to wait for HHN22 to see... and if the event isn't in IOA this year, I guess we just wait longer?
And then at the end...
I do, however, agree that a scarezone is unlikely to be located within the area. There are enough traffic flow problems as it is within the Wizarding World, and adding props/scaffolding/etc would likely make matters worse, especially during a busy event like HHN. That's not to say they couldn't have roaming actors like they did on peak nights in Seuss in 2005, something the article failed to mention.
But you're right, we'll just have to wait for HHN22 to see... and if the event isn't in IOA this year, I guess we just wait longer?
Perhaps they could axe scare zones in favor of just having scareactors all over both parks? And if some dark cloaked figures just happened to be roaming around Hogsmeade it would just be a coincidence... 
Perhaps they could axe scare zones in favor of just having scareactors all over both parks? And if some dark cloaked figures just happened to be roaming around Hogsmeade it would just be a coincidence...
The fanboys would have a fit. It would be great just to read all those posts.
I wouldn't have a problem with it as long as they theme some of the streets up a bit.
As I've said before, I don't really find the scarezones add all that much to these kinds of events.
As I've said before, I don't really find the scarezones add all that much to these kinds of events.
Perhaps they could axe scare zones in favor of just having scareactors all over both parks? And if some dark cloaked figures just happened to be roaming around Hogsmeade it would just be a coincidence...
They tried to do that for HHN 17: Carnival of Carnage. It wasn't successful.
Perhaps they could axe scare zones in favor of just having scareactors all over both parks? And if some dark cloaked figures just happened to be roaming around Hogsmeade it would just be a coincidence...
It's a logistical nightmare. 15 years ago it would have been hard to pull that off. It's borderline impossible at this point.
